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    Name:      Amr Shareef Date: 6/4/2020 

    SUBJECT COMPLEMENTS
    Uncle Marcos
    Isabel Allende

    A subject complement is a noun, a pronoun, or an adjective that appears with


    a linking verb and tells something about the subject. Three types of subject
    complements are predicate nouns, predicate pronouns, and predicate
    adjectives.

    A predicate noun is a noun that identifies or renames the subject of the


    sentence.

    A predicate pronoun is a pronoun that identifies or renames the subject of the


    sentence.

    A predicate adjective is an adjective that describes the subject of the


    sentence.

    A. DIRECTIONS: Underline the subject complement in each sentence.


    Then, identify it by writing PN for predicate noun, PP for predicate
    pronoun, or PA for predicate adjective.
    1.     PP       Clara’s uncle was he.

    3.    PA        His moustache was thin.


    4.      PN      Nicolás is Marcos’s great-nephew.
    5.            Marcos once became a clairvoyant.
    6.            The person most affected by his death is she.

    B. DIRECTIONS: In each sentence, circle the linking verb and


    underline the subject complement.
    1. The instrument is a high-pitched noisemaker.
    2. The woman standing in the window was she.
    3. Marcos’s shipment was enormous boxes.
    4. The man with the adventures spirit is he.
    5. Marcos became ill and tried to return home.

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